He based the screenplay (originally 245 pages!) on a pair of fact-based books by Tatiana Niculescu Bran about a real nun who died after being gagged and tied to a cross for days in a Romanian monastery during an exorcism.
The "pine-nut truce," as it became known among soldiers who found an unexpected respite from the exhausting grind of daily contact, underscored a pair of simple facts: Waging war requires labor, and when local labor is busy with other work, fighting can subside.
In the most abstract construal, a change is an ordered pair of facts: the fact that obtains prior to the change and the fact that obtains after the change took place [von Wright 1963].
She says her objectivity was not affected by the sum, but even so this seems an astonishing pair of facts for the Observer to leave out.
Earnest old Albany not only bested a bid by Belgium, but according to him, it fended off a pair of after-the-fact counteroffers from other states.
Much of the credit for the fact that the cognac country is in such excellent shape must go to the good member of a pair of German brothers... Facts about champagne production in Reims.
What at first looks like a pair of lovers is, in fact, a pathologically codependent mother and son.
They are not in the business of insincerely announcing that you look fetching in a pair of pants that in fact give you a baboon butt.
As such, the effect parameter for educational status could be estimated, adjusted for the genetic and background factors shared by a pair of twins, exploiting the fact that MZ twins share 100% of their genes and DZ twins, like siblings, share only 50% of the genes on average.
The fact that they just purchased a pair of $945 shoes, or the fact that they just paid $945 for shoes that did not fit?
